Can you use the Digitakt to control lights?

Elektron Gear Digitakt
#44

I found a few websites that cover video synthesis I thought you all would enjoy.

Share Synth

Hackaday

I also found this cool analog synth from Gieskes

Cheers!

#45

Cool links :+1:

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#46

I have one to sell if you want - Panasonic AVE-5 - there are also tutorials how to circuit bend it with audio out there

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#47

great thread guys… recently started with processing

that’s Software to make visuals

with Java

tippy shit
easy to learn more or less

#48

Processing is good stuff and super easy today learn.

#49

Already had an edirol v4 in the mail…

#50

Processing looks fun.

How do you connect it to the Digitakt?

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#51

I’ve been studying everything and I think my best way to control lights using the Digitakt is buying a DMX controller with a MIDI input. Then using the MIDI controls on the Digitakt to active light sequences programed into the DMX controller. From there I can send signals to light moudules around my room, which in turn will create the beams of light through the prisim cubes.

Obey 40 is a good beginner DMX controller, if anyone is interested.

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#52

thanks for sharing

#53

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My Obey 40 is in the mail! I also ordered a DMX-4 LED Lighting Dimmer/Relay. My plan is to send MIDI data from the Digitakt to trigger the Obey 40 which will send DMX instructions to the Dimmer/Relay. The Dimmer/Relay would turn on or off a Godox SL-60 LED Video Light. Then I’m hoping to use lenses to focus the light from the Godox into the Prisim Cubes I have set up around my room.

Does anyone else know of a cheaper light source than the Godox SL-60 that can produce a small beam of light?

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